The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-11-03

| thursday morning, Is Still confined TO his bed
under treatment by DR.. Betton and the constant
and careful attention of Maj. Benz. Harrison,
editor of the Palatka Daily News While the
Doctors wounds are healing nicely he still suf-
fers from the severe shock to his nervous sys
tenn
English Calicoes (made in American %
Inches vide, at cents. at w. R. Wilson's
Rice, Grils and Flour, al wholesale, at Y.
A. Levy's
Boot for 81 80
-T"liAh .ssee Lodge No 1925, Knights of
Honor, this week forwarded funds to their If.
hc Ell brethren in Tampa
Solar TIP Shoes tor Children, at w R. Will
sons
All Grades of Sugar al wholesale, al 7. A.
Levy's
Cap. Frank Phil ps, OF Mariana, made
hying visit 10 the CapiIal ON Monday
Eagles Tip, The best School Saoe for Bows
aud Girls IN the market for sale by w. R. Will
son
Mr.. A. d. Maybee has undertaken the pub
lc'tiioi at daily in allah .Ssee AMI issues
lively litilc sheet entitled The D.Ny Item, At 10
cents a week OF IS % year.
School Boys Ribbed Hose, at So cents, at w. .
r. Wilson's.
Hon. Brnjamin Harrison, the brilliant edi-
tof.oi the Palatka Neaos. is in the city.
"A Good Solid Kid and Pebble Button Boot
tor $3.50, al W. r. Wilson's.
FIrs.-An Fits stopped free by DR.. Kline's Great
Nerve Restorer. No Fits after first days use.
Marvellous cures Treatise and 500 trial bottle
Tree TO tlt cases Send to DR.. Kline, 93l Arch st.,
Phadclphia, Pa. 43-ly
S. 5. Harvey Esq, of Pensacola is regis
tered at the ST. James.
Superior quality Ladies' Undervests, for so
cents, al w. r Wilson'S
Skin diseases cannot be successfully treated
by external applications. The proper way to
cure such complaints is to purify the blood with
Ayers Sarsaparilla. Under the vitalizing infiu.
ences OF this medicine all the functions of the
body are brought into healthy action.
Examine my Stock of Carpets and Ma,tings
before ordering. l Can save you money, at T.
A. Levy's
Ladies' Grey and Black Full Length Hose,
at 10 cents, at W. R. Wilson'S
-Haverly's Mastodon Ministries have re-or.
ganized for the season of 1898, with q number
of entirely new and attractive features in Min
strelsy They are now on the road and will ap-
pear at the Tallahassee Opera House on the
evening OF Novemb Der Oath Remember the date
and look out for them.
"A complete line of Gents Furnishing
Goods, at Y. A. Levys.
Large Stock of Ladies' and Children's Me
rino and All Wool Undervests and Pants, al W.
r. Wilson's.
Mr.. Edgar Crump, of Mccosukie, is clerking
for George Damon & Son.
Gents Ali Wool Scarlet Nedicated Under
suits, at Y. A Levy's.
Scarlet Shirts and Ora wers for men, at w.
r. Wilson's.
Judge West issued ten marriage licenses
during October-four 10 white and six to COL
ored persons.
w. r. Wilson has just opened q case of
those very superior Marseies pattern White
Spreads at 81 A great bargain.
China Matlings, beautiful patterns, all new,
from 20 cents per yard and upwards. Call and
examine my stock before purchasing, at 7. A.
Levy's
MIR. A. P. Ashurst, representing Miller
Mccall, dealers in Monumental Marble and
Wrought Iron Fencing, Americas, Ga, is in the
city this week, and has with him some most
beautiful designs in photo and Autograph, which
he will take pleasure IN showing those who wish
to examine such work. Mr.. Ashurst will call
on any who will request him 10 do 90 through
the post office.
The only house in Middle Florida where
complete line of China, Hemp and Nepheir Mat
T.
kept is at Y. a. Lcvys.
A good P Cali Brogan for $1.25, at W. R.
Wilson's.
Ten quarter, eleven quarter and twelve
quarter Blankets, for sale cheap, byW. r. Wilson.
MIR. Z. G. Reynolds, who has spent several
winters in Tallahassee, returned on Tuesday, &C
commpanied by his friend, Mr. John Booth, who
will spend the winter here Mr. Booth expects
to buy Leon county lands
Mr.. r. B. Carpenter last night received the
sad intelligence of the death of his brother-in-
lsw, Rev. Henry R Raymond, Jr His home is
at Columbus Ca but he had been West, started
on his return trip. and died at Kansas city, Mo.
Some years ago Mr. Raymond was pastor of the
Presbyterian Church in this city. He was an
able preacher, Jealous in his ministerial duties.
beloved by his congregation and highly es-
teemcd by all who knew him.
A twenty joint stalk ofsugar cane, grown by
a coored farmer in Leon county, is on exhibi-
lion at the office Off T. Bernard & Son.
Mr. Miles Fl. johnson has sold his residence,
corner of Augustine and Bronaugh streets, to
Mr. Rinaldo VanBruut. About the first of De-
cember Mr. johnson will move to his plantation
on Lake jackson and Mr. VanBrunt will occupy
his new home
-Ifyou want TO see fine pears call at Byrd q
Denham's, and look at that large jar of Kieter
pears, from the grove oil Colonel John Bradford.
MIR. J. @ Cromartie. one of the substantial
farmers on Lake Iamonla, came TO Tallahassee
last Tuesday, sold several barrels of excellent sy-
rup, paid two years subscription to the FLoRD-
IAN, and rode home happy as king in bran new
buggy, bought of T. J. Roberts & Son.
Captain e. A. Finley of the Lake City Re-
porter made pleasant call on the FLoRIDIAN
last Monday morning.
The family of General Geo. n. Edgar, Preai-
dent of the Seminary west OF the 6uwannee
river, arrived few days ago, and are pleasantly
domciled In the Whitaker house, on Calhoun
street.
Evidence continues TO accumulate as to the
adapiability of Middle Florida TO fruit culture
Judge P. w. White has left at the store of Byrd